ArticleInsects2026
Climate Filtering Governs the Distribution of Invasive Insect Assemblages Within Biodiversity Conservation Priority Areas in Guangxi, China.
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Biological invasions are a primary driver of biodiversity loss, with significant socio-economic repercussions. Therefore, understanding the factors influencing the assembly of invasive insect assemblages in Biodiversity Conservation Priority Areas is essential for formulating effective management strategies. This study examined the invasive alien insect fauna across three such regions in Guangxi, China, from April to November 2022, employing a systematic grid-based sampling design that encompassed 84 grids. A total of nineteen invasive alien insects from seven orders were identified, with Coleoptera (26.3%), Hymenoptera (21.1%), and Diptera (15.8%) being the most prevalent.
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